New Features:
- Added Express Checkout
Introduced the express checkout feature for ApplePay and Paypal wallets. Changes impact both the Client SDK and API.
Key Details:
- Enabled merchants to render the wallet buttons on the Product and Cart page using Paydock’s SDK (Paypal and ApplePay)
- Enabled merchants to initialise wallet charges with shipping information
- Introduced support for the extraction of billing information from the wallet, injecting it into the fraud body and charge
Impacted Functionality: Paypal SDK, ApplePay SDK, MPGS gateway (processing of ApplePay) and Standalone fraud (Accertify)Tickets
- Added optional password to external SFTP
Enhanced the functionality of configuring external SFTP services. Selection of the SSH key was made optional and the capability to provide a password for SFTP connections was added. Merchants can use an optional password to activate the SFTP service without SSH key generation.
Services activated before this change will continue to work and require no updates.
Impacted Functionality: External SFTP service connection
- Introduced an ability to migrate vault tokens from external gateways
Introduced a new API that facilitates seamless importation of vault tokens from external gateways. This feature ensures secure PCI DSS transmission and storage of vault tokens, adhering to industry-standard encryption protocols and best practices.
Key Details:
- The current implementation supports csv and json file types
- Files can be sent through both, external and internal, SFTP services.
- A Public key for the file encryption will be published in our API documentation, along the necessary endpoints required for requesting a vault token migration.
Our support team is available to assist with any queries regarding the process.
Impacted Functionality: Vault token creation, SFTP service